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kicker01
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5/22/2001
23:44:52
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 Subject: K&N for a homemade intake??
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I just went out and bought the PVC tubing to make my new "homemade intake." Now I need to find the K&N Cone filter that has 3" inlet and about 10" in length. Anyone know what the part number is for the filter so I can order it? And also when i get it installed and eventually I might have to take it in to the dealership for service, will they have a problem with it? THANKS!
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Ryan Kane
Dodge Dakota
5/23/2001
01:43:57
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Why are you taking your precious truck to the "DEALER" for servicing???? If you can install your own homemade K&N filter kit, you should be able to service your own truck!!!
Any mechanic should recognize an aftermarket setup like K&N filters. There shouldnt be any probs there.
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99DurangoV8
Dodge Dakota
5/23/2001
07:07:48
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http://www.flipchip.net/dodge/airfilter_conundrum_part2.htm
Check out this link. RE-0920 is what you need.
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Matt Barret
Dodge Dakota
5/23/2001
07:46:05
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Kicker, try K&N # E-1796, Autozone stocks it. it fits a Chevy truck , but I've been using it on my homemade air intake for over a year now. I have photos of it if needed.
Matt Y2K-HEMI
'00 RC 4.7L 5spd
14.23 @ 94.49
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kraw
Dodge Dakota
5/23/2001
09:24:35
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I used the RU-3550 for mine
www.krawdaddy.net
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kicker01
Dodge Dakota
5/23/2001
12:01:24
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Thanks for the posts! I found on the intenseperformace.com site that they sell the power stack filters bythemselves and im looking at the 9" Powerstack with a 3" inlet/flange. Would this filter fit on my 3" PVC tube? THANKS!
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